I think a majority of the shareholders (me included) is interested in the intentional idea of Linux itself. That means to always keeping your inventions open and free to those willing to use it any time.
The idea to counterstrike M$ with a patent would be only the result of it's licence policy and takes my full agreement...
I also believe in Red Hat and all other OpenSource Distributors, if they'll ever fall from grace there would be a lot less to believe in anymore:)
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I think a majority of the shareholders (me included) is interested in the intentional idea of Linux itself. That means to always keeping your inventions open and free to those willing to use it any time. The idea to counterstrike M$ with a patent would be only the result of it's licence policy and takes my full agreement ...
I also believe in Red Hat and all other OpenSource Distributors, if they'll ever fall from grace there would be a lot less to believe in anymore :)